
Mark M. answered 10/30/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
D(3) = 1.22√3
D(3) = (1.22)(1.732)
D(3) = 2.113
40 = 1.22√h
32.787 = √h
1074.98 = h
Tor P.
asked 10/30/21be estimated by D(h) = 1.22√h, where h is the height of the person above the ground in feet. Find D for a 3 foot tall person standing on level ground.
For a 3 foot tall person standing on level ground, D is about blank miles. (Round to the nearest integer as needed)
I got 2.11 miles. Would that be correct?
Because of Earth's curvature, a person can see a limited distance to the horizon. The higher the location of a person, the farther that person can see. The distance D in miles to the horizon can be estimated by D(h) = 1.22√h, where h is the height of the person above the ground in feet. How high does a person need to be to see 40 miles?
A person needs to be about blank feet high. (Do not round until the final answer. Then round to the nearest foot as needed)
I got 1074 feet high. Would that be correct?
Mark M. answered 10/30/21
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
D(3) = 1.22√3
D(3) = (1.22)(1.732)
D(3) = 2.113
40 = 1.22√h
32.787 = √h
1074.98 = h
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